Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-09
VAUDEVILLE ITEMS.
News Gathered by our Special Corre'
snondent in That Busy Burg.

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Transfers are busy hauling salt to the
mines.
Mr.. Willie Hall is a valuable assistant in
the machine shop of the Alice mine.
The VAUDEVILLE Justices of the Peace are
busy novices. A number OF cases Will De
tried Monday.
Mr.. W. Il. Bush is one Of the most AHA
BILE drivers on the road, in spite OF the
missing fur robes.
Services will be held this evening by Rev:
!. w. Bennett, at the Methodist Episcopal
Church, in this place.
A VAUDEVILLE lady has sent to Paris for
a new style visiting cap, which she Will IN
troduce to society ladies. =
Mr.. Taft, the aged father OF Mrs. Drlscoil,
is very low with pneumonia. 1t is hoped
that he may Don eeover.
The funeral services of the late Mrs. u.
Wilson was largely attended Friday after
noon at the Catholic Church.
Mr.. Ed. Sweeney, who was shot on his re-
turn from the Anaconda mine, is slowly re-
covering. The fever having left him.
Miss May Kellow, daughter OF the fore
man of the Lexington mine, who has been
i'll, sat up yesterday, the first time in sew
eral weeks.
Judge Herbert's smiling countenance was
seen on the streets of Butte yesterday. He
is kept so busy in his Office that he has had
little time for visiting his mine recently.
Mr.. Joe Annear returned from Idaho
Tuesday, bringing with him some OF the
productions Of his ranch. The potatoes
were pronounced the best ever brought to
the camp.
Mr.. w. E. Halls time has been occupied
q great deal lately with the electric light
works. The mast is now up for the lights,
and the Alice will soon be supplied with
electricity.
Mrs. W. H. Young and Miss Layton Wis
tied VAUDEVILLE Friday soliciting aid for
the orphans home. They left we'll pleased
with the generous reception VAUDEVILLE
had given them.
Broughton & Co. are receiving a new
spring stock of goods. The wholesale de-
partment have been busy filling orders
since the twenty-ifth of February. Mr..
Brouehton has gone to Salt Lake on q bus
mess trip.
1t is rumored that the Central Telephone
Company have a bill against Miss Tillie
Hall for using the telephone more than
any one else in Walkerville. 1t will be nee
essary for you to do your talkingin person
after this, Miss Title.
The dressmakere here and in Butte are
busy receiving orders for handsome
toilets, which are being ordered by the Ia
dies for the Ancient Order of Hibernian's
ball. which occurs on the night OF st. Pat
rick's Day, March II.
The children's entertainment Sunday
evening did not prove a failure financially.
There was put into the treasury eight dol
laws, four dollars to be sent to India to ed
ucate an orphan who is being cared for by
missionaries. The children contribute five
cents every Sunday for the above purpose.
The remaining five to be spent for books
and papers.
The entertainment for Mrs. Thomas
Pierce Monday night was a decided success,
there being a net gain of over $3.50. One
of the best parts of the entertainment was
the supper, with which the ladies took es-
pecial pains in preparing. The dancing
after supper was highly enjoyed by the
young people. The next entertainment on
the programme will be a surprise party.